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  • Plastic

    454 35.30%
  • Feather

    832 64.70%
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    I like the feel of feathers much better, but my high school league only uses plastic. So only plastic for me.

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    feather has a good feeling when we play it!trust it!

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    What does one do if one tournament uses feathers and another one uses plastics. One needs to adjust to them and its quiet a challenge. For example AS2 as compared to AS40 is quiet different in terms of speed and both of them are quiet different from Mavis 350. Has anyone mastered this frequent changes? Are there any pointers that can help in this regard. The recent tournament i am playing is held in Kanson 50. I have never played with this one and was not comfortable at all with the shuttle. Fortunately i was able to beat a few folks in the first few rounds and now i am in QF. From here on i need to be better if i need to go any further.

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    weakens your string compared to feather?

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    Since plastic is almost more expensive than feather in Sweden/Denmark I play with feathers.
    The Yonex Mavis 350 is about 10 euros for 6 shuttles' and I found a store in Denmark that sels Li-Ning A300 (12pcs) for 15 euros.

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    we usually have AS30 in training.

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    AS30 for training? The richie rich club?

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    nope, normal club. but good material for training of highest leagues.

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    Quote Originally Posted by |_Footwork_| View Post
    we usually have AS30 in training.
    AS30 for training . Wow...I want to be in your club . You must use AS40 or AS50 for matches.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CanucksDynasty View Post
    [ ...] You must use AS40 or AS50 for matches.
    yes, we do.

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